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- Bachelor of Accounting Sciences degree would be the correct way to say this. Lower case 'd'. Other Examples: - John received his Bachelor of Accounting Sciences degree this May. - ABC Inc., is seeking a candidate with a Bachelor of Accounting Sciences degree. - ABC Inc., is seeking a candidate with a bachelors degree in Accounting Sciences. (Edit) Depending on what country you're utilizing or descrbing this degree in, I would also look up similar degree programs and find out how it's described. Not all places use the same terminology. Hope this help, M0 votedJuly 28, 20204
- Please make sure your softphone code is accurately input into (insert application here). An accurate softphone code is essential to help me/us obtain the availability and corresponding status details on your account. To easily find your code please go to (insert instructions here). Thank you in advance for your cooperation.0 votedJuly 22, 20202
- Traveling to foreign countries is likely to broaden your mind. Experiencing new cultures and interacting with people of a different backgrounds can be a positive and life enhancing experience. The opportunity to get a real feel for how day to day life goes on, in my book, counts for a lot.0 votedMay 29, 20201
- Here are a few options for you. Hope this helps! A. To prevent any delay on the painting, a decision will be needed by (enter date). B. It would be beneficial to make an early decision on the painting to avoid having to start the work during the winter. C. If you can decide on the painting by (enter date), this will prevent the work from beginning during the winter. D. To help expedite the process, the painting should be decided on by (enter date). This will prevent the work from starting in the winter. As a native English speaker - "expedite the decision" makes sense but sounds strange and a bit like the scene of a sci-fi movie. I would not use this in formal writing. You could say "you need to be expeditious in your decision" - but that is very formal and not commonly said. Best, Mari0 votedMay 29, 20201

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